Regulation
Proposed UK Rules Will Make Advertising Crypto a Lot Harder, Industry Warns
Industry members are sounding the alarm on a proposed measure to require crypto service providers to comply with local advertising rules, which could add an additional layer of authorization to an already complex process.
OKX Expands to the Bahamas With New Registration and Regional Office
The crypto exchange has officially registered as a Digital Asset Business in the Bahamas under the country’s crypto-friendly DARE Act.
Venture Capital Firm Paradigm to Host Crypto Tech Event for US Policymakers
The Hands On Web3 affair aims to give U.S. policymakers a hands-on demonstration of the crypto technologies they could regulate.
Analyzing What's Next for Europe's Markets in Crypto Assets Law
Issuers of stablecoins are just one of the many areas that will be subject to more regulation under the EU's Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA).
India Considers Taxing Crypto Income From Businesses Headquartered Elsewhere
The government has invited comments on the draft from stakeholders and the general public.
Bankruptcy Judge Denies Celsius’ Motion to Pay Employees $3M in Retention Bonuses – At Least Temporarily
Judge Martin Glenn said he was “shocked” by the bankrupt lender’s plan to issue the bonuses while withholding information from the public, a move he called “completely unacceptable.”
Indian Finance Minister Says Crypto Regulation Should Be an International Priority
The country will host next year's G-20 summit and thus help shape the agenda.
Crypto Regulation Will Be a Priority for G-20 Under India Presidency, Official Says
India is set to take over the presidency of the intergovernmental group for one year starting in December.
The Myth of ‘Regulatory Clarity’
Regulators should give crypto industry builders and market participants more choice in the rules they follow.
Save Billions by Using the Blockchain to Distribute Federal Disaster Relief Money
Using blockchain to facilitate disbursements would bring American taxpayers massive savings.
